Courts around the country, in response to COVID-19, are looking for alternatives to in-person proceedings. The most drastic of these is the use of video-conferencing technology to try and conduct criminal jury trials. This raises a number of significant constitutional issues, including eligibility for jury service, the right to a jury of one's peers, and perhaps most significantly, the right of the accused to confront the witnesses against them. What are your thoughts?
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Tom Nguyen
September 21 at 4:42 PM ·
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Jury trials in the South Central Judicial District resumed on a regular basis earlier this month. In-person attendance is still restricted, but all trial proceedings are able to be viewed live on the District's YouTube channel, making our courts more open than they've ever been.
